Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi touched down in Kabul this week for high-stakes talks with Afghan and Pakistani counterparts, aiming to boost regional stability and economic ties.
Wang, a key figure in China’s foreign policy, joined the 6th China-Afghanistan-Pakistan Foreign Ministers’ Dialogue on Wednesday. The meeting focused on security cooperation, infrastructure projects, and cross-border trade – hot topics for a region navigating post-conflict recovery and global economic shifts. 💼🕊️
Analysts say the talks signal Beijing’s growing role as a mediator in Asia, with Wang emphasizing 'win-win partnerships' during his visit. The dialogue comes as Afghanistan seeks international engagement under Taliban leadership, while Pakistan grapples with economic challenges. Could this be a new chapter for the 'Belt and Road' initiative? 🚆🌐
Young professionals are eyeing potential tech and energy collaborations emerging from the summit. 'Stability here could unlock opportunities from mining to solar power,' said one Kabul-based entrepreneur via TikTok livestream. 📱💡
